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CO LINE PROGRAMMIN
G (Cont'cl)
I.
CO Line Rlnglng
Assignment
Pro@
. g Steps
Each CO line in the system may be assigned
initial
incoming
ringing
to one of the following
destinations:
l
one or more stations
(ke$set or SL?1
l
to a UCD. Voice
Mail
or Hunt Group
l
m-Net
(via speed dfal)
1. Press the RING ASSIGN
flexible
button
(Button
#9) to toggle to the RfngingAsslgn-
ment
display.
'Ihe display
will show the
following
informat.ioIlz
Emi-
l
CO Ringing
Assignments
2
Display
CO Ringing
Assignments
Description
WhenringingisassignedasapartoftheCO
line parameters.
ringing
of a station
is inde-
pendent
of that stations
button
conf@xation.
However,
Statlons
that are assigned
for initial
ring-in
BtlU!ST
HAVE a LOOP button(s)
to an-
swer the ca4.s) if a direct CO appearance
is not
available.
Multiple
station
assignments
are allowed for a
particular
CO line in a mixture
of Day, Night.
or Day & Night ring types. An incoming
CO line
may be programmed
to any number
of stations
but it cannot be programmed
to ring a mixture
of
stations
and groups
(ie. a Hunt
Group
and
4 stations.
or more than one Hunt
Group).
Incomlng
calls directed
Off-Net
will be con-
nected
to an outgoing
system
speed bin.
CO lines assigned to ring multiple
stations
will
not follow any stattons
forward
to a UCD. Voice
Mail,
Hunt
Group
or Off-Net.
Forwarding
to
another
station
will be allowed.
To program
CO line(s) ringing
assignmen&,
use the flexible buttons
as follows:
720-6
Issue 1, January
1992
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